J. L. Lomax Elementary School

Throughout the month of February, our schools hosted Black History Month programs that highlighted influential historical figures and explored the rich traditions that continue to...

Parents and guardians we are so excited that you are playing The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families Bingo with us and can't wait to see all of your pictures as you complete you...

The Social Services Department had the honor of meeting with Mayor Scott James Matheson in recognition of National School Social Work Week. During the meeting, an official proclam...

The Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) Division for Exceptional Children is asking parents of students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) to complete the 2026 Ann...

Parents and Guardians save the date and plan to attend our Family Literacy & Testing Night, March 10, 2025 from 5:00 p.m until 6:30 p.m. If you can't scan the QR code just click...

Parents and guardians if your scholar rides Bus 4001 please be advised that they will be leaving campus today (Friday, February 27, 2006) at 2:00. That means that they will arrive...

Our School Nutrition Program is proud to serve nutritious breakfasts that help fuel student success every single day. Research shows that students who eat breakfast are more likel...

Due to state administrators visiting J.L. Lomax Elementary School on Thursday, their Black History Program has been moved to Friday at the same scheduled times. We appreciate yo...

Several members of our district team recently had the privilege of attending the Winter GAEL Conference in Athens, Georgia, hosted by the Georgia Association of Educational Leader...

Our Valdosta City Schools staff—Gene Fandel, Dr. Christie Earle, Dr. Charity Kinneer, Alex Robinson, Andy Gibbs (Mayor Pro-Tem), and Clay Brindger—spent a productive day at the G...

The Turner Center for the Arts is showcasing incredible student artwork from across the region — and Valdosta City Schools is proudly represented! Artwork from students at Valdo...

Parents, Guardians, and Community Stakeholders we need your input on how to use the Title I 1% funding for Parent Engagement. Please take a moment to answer this one question. Cli...

March 1–7, 2026 is School Social Work Week, and Valdosta City Schools is proud to celebrate our amazing school social workers! We have something special planned each day for s...

Valdosta High School students and alumni recently gave back in a big way by volunteering with the Valdosta City Schools 21st Century Community Learning Centers After School Progra...

🖤Join us in celebrating Black History at The Max 2026. See the flyers for our dress up days for February 23-February 27. ❤️You are also invited to join us for our Black History ...

Spring Picture Day is March 19, 2026. El día de la fotografía de primavera es el 19 de marzo de 2026. #noplacelikethemax #JLLomaxistheplacetobe #springpictureday ...

Parents and Guardians Field Day t-shirt order forms will be coming home. Please make sure that if you want to purchase a t-shirt that you have the form and the money in by the dea...

The Valdosta City Schools Foundation’s annual Feeling Lucky in Winnersville Raffle is back and tickets are officially on sale! 🎟 Tickets: $10 each (Cash preferred) You may p...

VCS families, we hope you all enjoyed the Winter Break. We will return to our normal school schedule on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, and we are looking forward to seeing everyone...

Big congratulations to our 2026 VCS District Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition Winners! From Kindergarten to High School, these talented Wildcats have shown that creati...